'But' said she, 'it is my misery that I cannot see my children.' "Between one and two o'clock in the morning, she fell into a trance.
One, widow Turner, who watched with her that night, says that her eyes were open and fixed and her jaw fallen.

Mrs.Turner put her hand upon her mouth and nostrils, but could perceive no breath.

She thought her to be in a fit; and doubted whether she were dead or alive.
"The next morning the dying woman told her mother that she had been at home with her children.

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